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How North County impresario deals with Knuckleheads
Editor’s note: This is Part 2 of a two-part Builders of North County series. Read Part 1 here. Yet perhaps the most interesting thing happening...
Carlsbad ballplayer beats cancer, stays in game
Carlsbad resident Joe Tarka, 78, remembers April 17, 1960, like it was yesterday. The day the Cleveland Indians traded right fielder Rocky Colavito to Detroit...
Op-ed: California’s most significant journalism bill nears the finish line
News outlet owners, journalists and coalitions of organizations that have come together to support the nation’s most important journalism legislation to date were still in...
Copley grants TERI Campus of Life $1M for construction goals
SAN MARCOS — The David C. Copley Foundation on Sept. 1 awarded TERI Campus of Life, a nonprofit serving the special needs community since 1980,...
Photos: Thousands attend 20th annual LeucadiART Walk
The Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association estimated that about 8,000 people attended the LeucadiART Walk on Aug. 30 along North Coast Highway 101. More than 100...
Encinitas family business hopes to reel in customers
ENCINITAS — A North County family drew on its skills and interests to address a problem familiar to local anglers: the lack of a nearby...
San Marcos holiday parade faces uncertain future
SAN MARCOS — The future of the popular San Marcos Holiday Parade is up in the air after financial challenges led the Kiwanis Club of...
Award-winning manta ray film to screen twice at La Paloma
ENCINITAS — Documentarian Cody Sheehy knew where he had to take his latest film after a successful run on the festival circuit. “We’re really excited...
Carlsbad advances family-friendly business certification program
CARLSBAD — The Carlsbad Economic Development Subcommittee advanced a certification program to formally recognize businesses that are family-friendly for parents, caregivers and young children. Mayor...